BSBC Senuri Church building in Koreatown, Los Angeles, with a white cross against a blue sky

November 21, 2026 · Koreatown, Los Angeles

Come Home

Jesus Is Calling Us Home

A Night of Worship, Testimony, and the Gospel

Reserve My Free Seat

One night only · Free admission · Seating limited to 500 · RSVP required

The Memory

Do You Remember?

Maybe God has been calling you longer than you realize.

Do you remember Sunday mornings before you had a say in the matter?

Youth group. Praise nights. Your grandma praying for you in a language you only half understood. Sitting next to your mom in service, bored out of your mind—but somehow, safe. People there actually knew your name.

Then college happened.

New city. New friends. Nobody checking if you went. Sunday became the day you slept in, caught up, recovered. You didn’t decide to leave. There was no big moment. It just… faded.

But every now and then, something brings it all back.

A worship song in your shuffle you never deleted.

A brutal week.

A quiet drive home.

Your mom asking—again—if you’ve found a church out there.

And a thought you can’t completely explain:

“Maybe I should go back.”

That might not be random.

It might be Jesus reminding you that He hasn’t forgotten you. The door’s still open. The prayers your family prayed over you weren’t wasted. And however far you feel you’ve drifted—you’re not out of reach.

Maybe this page is the whisper you’ve been hearing for years.

Come home.

Yes, I’m Coming

It costs nothing to come. It may cost more to keep waiting.

And Yes —

The Throwback Worship Set

We’re opening the night with the songs you grew up on — the worship classics from the ’90s and early 2000s. The ones from children’s church, summer retreats, and your mom’s minivan.

If you know them, you never really forgot them. Come sing them again.

Three Discoveries

At Come Home, You’ll Discover…

This is not another night of religious pressure. In one evening, you will hear three things that may explain the last ten years of your life—and change the next ten.

The Feed vs. Your Faith

  • Why growing up with an answer to everything three seconds away quietly killed your ability to sit with the one question that actually matters
  • How the algorithm makes sure you’re never bored enough to think about God—and why boredom was where faith used to breathe
  • The reason “I’ll figure out what I believe later” was never actually your idea

The 2 A.M. Scroll

  • Why you can be in a group chat with 40 people and still feel completely unknown
  • The real reason no amount of content, connections, or “self-care” has silenced that low-key ache—and what it’s actually pointing at
  • What comparison culture will never tell you about being fully known and still wanted

The Sentence

  • The first thing Jesus says to someone who’s ghosted Him for years—it is not “Where have you been?”
  • Why you don’t have to clean up your life, have your theology figured out, or even be sure what you believe before you walk in
  • What actually happens the moment a drifting person turns around—from the most famous homecoming story ever told

The drift may explain how you got here.
But it does not have to decide where you go next.

Jesus is still calling. The only question is whether you will be in the room to hear it.

Reserve My Free Seat

Come as you are. Bring your questions. No pressure and no public embarrassment.

The Night

What to Expect

Worship

A meaningful time of worship that helps people slow down and turn their attention toward God.

Testimony

Honest stories from people who have experienced brokenness, grace, forgiveness, and restoration.

The Gospel

A clear message about sin, grace, the cross, the resurrection, repentance, faith, and the hope found in Jesus Christ.

A Place to Respond

A respectful opportunity to pray, speak with a pastor, or take a next step without pressure or public embarrassment.

You will not be singled out, called on, or asked to speak. You are welcome to simply come and listen.

A Personal Invitation

From Pastor John Lee

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There are moments when God gets our attention.

Sometimes it happens through pain. Sometimes through a memory. Sometimes through a quiet sense that life cannot continue exactly as it has.

Maybe you have been away from church for years. Maybe you still believe, but you know your heart has grown distant. Maybe you are not even sure what you believe anymore.

You do not need to have everything figured out before coming. You do not need to pretend.

Come as you are.

My prayer is that this night will help you hear clearly what may have been quietly stirring in your heart for a long time:

Jesus is calling you home.

Pastor John Lee

BSBC Senuri Church

Is This For Me?

This Night Is for You If…

  • You grew up in church or youth group but haven’t really been back since freshman year
  • You keep saying “I should find a church out here” and keep not doing it
  • You’re doing fine on paper but feel weirdly empty anyway
  • You’ve got questions, doubts, or some church hurt you’ve never unpacked
  • Your mom, dad, or grandma is still praying for you (you know they are)
  • You’d come, but you don’t have anyone to go with
  • You need a restart

Coming alone? Even better. You’re exactly who this night was made for.

Stay Afterward

Free In-N-Out After the Experience

Join us for the full Come Home experience, then stay afterward for free In-N-Out and fellowship.

Complimentary meals are available for the first 100 registered guests who attend the program.

Meal tickets will be distributed after the closing session. One meal per registered guest. Available while supplies last. RSVP does not guarantee a meal.

The Details

Event Details

Come Home

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  • LocationBSBC Senuri Church
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    Koreatown, Los Angeles, CA [INSERT ZIP]
  • The ChurchA Christ-centered, Southern Baptist, mission-focused church
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Free Admission

Reserve Your Free Seat

Seating is limited to 500, and this night will not be repeated. It takes less than a minute — we will send your confirmation, event details, and reminders.

Pass It On

Who Comes to Mind?

Maybe this page isn’t only for you.

You probably know someone who grew up the same way. A roommate. A sibling. The friend who gets quiet when faith comes up.

Send them this. Tell them to come with you. Free night, free food, no pressure—worst case, you got In-N-Out out of it.

Sometimes coming home starts with one text.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the event free?
Yes. Admission is completely free. We only ask that you RSVP so we can prepare for you.
Do I need to be a Christian?
No. This night is designed for anyone — including people who have been away from church for years or have never attended. Come as you are.
I’ve never been to church at all. Is this for me?
Yes. This night was written with two people in mind: the person coming back, and the person walking in for the very first time. You will not need any background to follow along — everything is explained in plain English.
Can I come alone?
Absolutely — many people will. Our team will welcome you at the door, you can sit wherever you like, and you will never be put on the spot. Coming alone might be the best decision you make this year.
What kind of church is hosting this?
BSBC Senuri Church is a Christ-centered, Southern Baptist church in Koreatown, Los Angeles. This night is hosted by our English-speaking ministry, and everything shared is grounded in the Bible.
Will there be an offering or any ask for money?
No. Admission is free, nothing is sold, and no offering will be collected from guests. This night is our gift to you.
Can I bring someone?
Please do. Guests are welcome, and you can reserve seats for your whole group in the RSVP form.
What should I wear?
Whatever you are comfortable in. There is no dress code.
Will I be asked to speak?
No. You will not be singled out, called on, or asked to introduce yourself.
Will there be pressure to respond publicly?
No. There will be a respectful opportunity to respond, pray, or speak with a pastor — but it is always your choice, and it never involves public embarrassment.
Is parking available?
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Is childcare available?
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What language will the event use?
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How long will the event last?
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Is the building accessible?
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Are the burgers guaranteed with an RSVP?
No. Free In-N-Out is served after the program for the first 100 registered guests who attend. Meal tickets are distributed after the closing session, while supplies last. An RSVP reserves your seat, not a meal.
What happens after I RSVP?
You will receive a confirmation by email and text, followed by event details and reminders as the night approaches.

Maybe It Is Time.

You have thought about returning. You have felt the pull.

You have remembered the prayers, the songs, the people, and the faith that once felt close.

Here is the honest question: if not this night, then when? Another year of “someday” costs more than one evening of showing up.

You do not have to ignore that whisper again.

Jesus is calling us home.

I’m Ready to RSVP

November 21, 2026 · Koreatown, Los Angeles · Seating limited to 500

P.S. If you are reading this thinking of someone else — the friend, the sibling, the child your family still prays for — send them this page. Sometimes coming home begins with one invitation. It might be yours.